Kamchatka is a peninsula situated in the Russian Far East. In terms of its area, the peninsula is slightly bigger than Germany but, in return, it is populated quite sparsely. Kamchatka is situated near two tectonic plates and therefore shows a rather high volcanic activity. For the most part, the Volcanoes of Kamchatka are declared a National Park and were recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996.

Volcanoes are the main attractions of the Kamchatka. Images of volcanoes appear on the flag and coat of arms of Kamchatka and Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, and also on most souvenirs manufactured in Kamchatka. Volcanic activity is one of the reasons why small tremors occure in the immediate vicinity of the volcano or on itself. Kamchatka has more than 300 volcanoes. The active and potentially active volcanoes count approx 28 to 36. The largest active volcanoes are located on the peninsula - Shiveluch, Klyuchevskoy, Ichinsky, Koryaksky, Avachinsky, Karymsky and Kronotsky.

The international airport of Kamchatka is called Yelizovo Airport which features a 3400m long runway. This is enough for an Ilyushin Il-96 or a Boeing 747. Since early 2012 the airport has been undergoing massive remodeling measures. For example, runway 16R/34L has been completely reconstructed and is now wider and longer. Also a new passenger and cargo terminal has been erected. All changes of the real airport will be reflected in the upcoming updates.

Features:

• Includes all buildings and structures of the civilian part (including terminal, cargo terminals, hotels, administration and residential buildings, etc.)
• Seasonal ground textures
• Custom lights
• Photo realistic terrain with autogen
• Photo realistic terrain of the Koryaksky and Avachinsky volcanos
• Custom runway, taxiway and markings
• Coastline, rivers, lakes and roads of south part of Kamchatka
• Manual in English, German and Russian